Sentence examples for well grateful from inspiring English sources

For that we can be, well, grateful.

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Oh well, be grateful for small mercies.

His constituency could well include grateful parents whose children are in college because of his persistence.

If that all sounds a bit Our Man in Havana, well, be grateful.

Even so, British companies may well be grateful that Mr Higgs has followed the hallowed advice of "first, do no harm".

Mr. Chávez's government convened a huge, government-sponsored bazaar in downtown Caracas, drawing tens of thousands of followers, as well as grateful shoppers searching for Christmas bargains.

We don't run the world any more, but we may as well be grateful that so many people still use our language.

But the truth is that many Slovenes remain quite surprised, as well as grateful, about what happened in Maribor in November, when Slovenia qualified for South Africa by upsetting Russia, 1-0, in the return leg of their playoff.

MacDougall clearly doesn't like the prospect, but he admits he can imagine a future so generally disturbed that we may well be grateful for what he calls the "positive services" — the aggressive adaptability — of the botanical aliens.

A compact, effective piece of theater with a punchy climax, it delivers melody, a moral and a lot of charm as well as grateful roles for singer-actors at whatever level of experience.